Ada Streit to Wed John L. Spivey in Keedysville
Ada Streit daughter of Mrs Streit and the late Job F Streit will wed John L Spivey of Keedysville Md this evening at 8 at the bride’s mother home on Braddock Street The ceremony will be by Rev Dr F T McFaden with the bride’s bridal party and intimate guests followed by an informal reception
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Ada Streit
Ada B. Streit
Streit
Job F. Streit
John L. Spiveix
Keedysville
Braddock Street
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Snively
Couple Returns Home From Winchester Wedding Trip
A couple returns to their home in Winchester after attending a wedding trip. They reported arriving safely with no further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Hunters Entertain Guests at Guilford Buffet Supper
Mr and Mrs Richard Stuart Hunter hosted a buffet supper Monday at their Guilford home. Among out of town guests were Mr and Mrs B N Myers and Mr Robert Lee Snodgrass from Martinsburg West Virginia Mrs Marcy Hunter Campbell Mr and Mrs Maury Middleton and Mr Edmund P Hunter of Washington Mrs Charles Pinkerton of Mount Kisco New York Miss Caroline Harrison and Mr Sydney Beverley of Belair and Mrs Norvell of Richmond Virginia attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Hunter
Richard Stuart Hunter
Guilford
8. N. Myers
Robert Lee Snodgrass
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marcy Hunter Campbell
Maury Middleton
Edmund P. Hunter
Wash
Charles Pinkerton
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Caroline Harrison
Sydney Beverley
Belair
Norvell
Richmond
Massey Family Heads to Winter Haven Florida
Mrs. C. F. Massey Sr and her son William P Massey left this morning for Winter Haven about 30 miles east of Tampa on the west coast of Fierda. They will join Mrs W P Massey and children who have been there. Mr Massey plans to stay about three weeks, his mother longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Massey
William P. Massey
Winter Haven
Tampa
Fierda
W. P. Massey
Mr. Massey
Florida
Mitchell Arrives to Visit at McGuire Residence
Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire left for Washington to join her sister Mrs. R. A. Mitchell of Asheville. Mrs. Mitchell arrived today with Mrs. McGuire and will stay at North Braddock Street with her brother-in-law and sister for a time.
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Mrs. Mitchell
McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
Washington
R. A. Mitchell
Asheville
Capital
Mrs. McGuire
North Braddock Street
Minnie Beck Reported Improved After Illness
Mrs. Earl Shade returned from Martinsburg West Virginia where she stayed several days due to the serious illness of her aunt Miss Minnie Beck of that city. Beck's condition was said to be improved though she remains under care at the King's Daughters Hospital.
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Minnie Beck
Earl Shade
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miss Minnie Beck
Miss Beck
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Daughters of the American Revolution to Meet Feb 11
Fort Loudoun Chapter to hold another DAR meeting next Wednesday evening February 11 at the local venue. Members will discuss chapter activities and upcoming events with emphasis on community service and historical preservation.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Handley Library Election Hoped For Large Attendance
Handley Library hopes for a large attendance as it plans the annual election of officers. The event, delayed from Monday evening, saw a small turnout and only routine matters discussed.
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Handley Library
Comedy Drama Given For Hospital Benefit
A full house greeted Martinsburg theatrical stars last evening at the Charles Town Opera House for a benefit performance of When a Feller Needs a Friend. Cast talent was strong and among the attendees was Miss Elizabeth Renner, guest of Miss Maude Rissler, who returned home today.
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Martinsburg
Charles Town Opera House
Charles Town General Hospital
Elizabeth Renner
Maude Rissler
Reverend Walter and family Tour Dixon Pa to visit kin
Rev Mr and Mrs Walter depart for Dixon Ill after visiting Grace Cooper and Thomas J Cooper in Middleburg Pa. They will spend a few days with Walter’s mother before returning to Dixon where he pastors Paul’s Lutheran Church. The couple attended an international missionary conference in Washington last week.
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Walter
Dixon
Hlowe
Lloyd W. Walter
Grace Cooper
Thomas J. Cooper
Middleburg
Sunshine Club Meeting Planned At Braddock Street Church
Sunshine Club of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock at 419 West Clifford Street. Mrs R C Powitt and Mrs Thomas M Hiltz Himer will entertain. A musical program and refreshments accompany the meeting.
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Sunshine Club
Braddock Street
Methodist Epscopal ¢Aruch
R. C. PoWitt
Thomas M. Hiltzhimer
West Clifford Street
Woman's Civic League Plans Friday Meeting at Hambley Library
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Civic League will be held Friday at 4 o'clock in Hambley Library. The president announced the schedule this afternoon.
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Che League
Woman’s Civic League
Hambley Library
Mrs Kdompus Visits Mother in Baltimore
Mrs Kdompus has gone to visit her mother Mrs Tumbler in Baltimore for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Kdompus
R. Tumbler
Baltimore
Executrix in Winchester Estate Hats on Lupton Case
Mrs Donald L DeGolyer of Chicago stays at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester on business tied to the estate of the late Mrs S L Lupton where she acts as executrix.
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Donald L. DeGolyer
Chicago
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
S. L. Lupton
Pentecostal Pastor Visits Alexandria Daughter
The Rev. P. Duborg, pastor of the Pentecostal Church here, is spending several days with his daughter in Alexandria Virginia. Mr. E. Riley of Mutual Life Insurance Company spent the day in Charles Town and Shepherdstown on business.
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Ee. E. Riley
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
Miss Clara Wood Visits Friends in New York and Boston
Miss Clara Wood left today for a visit to friends in New York and Boston.
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Clara Wood
New York
Boston
Mrs Emma Pitcock Returns Home After Absence
Mrs Emma Pitcock, long absent, has returned to her city residence. Neighbors report she moved away for an extended period but has now come back to her familiar home setting.
Former Winchester Resident Takes Baltimore Business Trip
Mr. George Chapman, formerly of Winchester and now residing in Keensboro North Carolina, recently staying at the Jack Hotel, departed today for a business trip to Baltimore.
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George Chapman
Winchester
Keensboro, N. C
Jack Hotel
Baltimore
Mr Nelson Richards Heads to Washington for Several Days
Nelson Richards departed today for Washington and will stay several days for unspecified duties or engagements.
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Nelson Richards
Washington
Hancock orchardist Mr Cahill guest at George Washington Hotel
Mr E P Cahill a prominent orchardist from Hancock Maryland is listed as a guest at the George Washington Hotel with the note indicating his visit.
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E. P. Cahill
Hancock, Md
George Washington Hotel
Vanderpool in City for Stephens City lime plant plans
Mr. O. J. Vanderpool of New York City stays at the George Washington Hotel on business connected with a lime plant project at Stephens City. He is here to discuss construction details and potential investment with local officials and firms.
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O. J. Vanderpool
New York City
George Washington Hotel
Stephens City
Mr and Mrs Russell Stultz Visit Stephenson Couple
Mr and Mrs Russell Stultz of Stephenson spent the day in town, enjoying local shops and greetings from friends.
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Russell Stultz
Stephenson
Town
Langley Returns Home From Memorial Hospital
Mr. Edgar Langley, after a week as a patient at Memorial Hospital, went home to Harrisonburg Virginia today. He was accompanied by his wife who had been staying with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnston on East Piccadilly Street during his hospital admission.
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Edgar Langley
Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
East Piccadilly Street
Mr. Langley
Local Visitors Guest Passes In Strasburg Area
Mrs Elwood Snyder and daughter Annabelle have returned home after a week as guests of Mr and Mrs C W Strasnider in Strasburg Mrs George Steck and Mrs Lewis Owens of Strasburg spent the day in town on a shopping trip Mrs L R Milhourke and Mrs J W Strickler of Charles Town arrived and will stay with Mr and Mrs J H Brumback for several days in the county
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George Steck
Lewis Owens
Strasburg
L. R. Milhourke
J. W. Strickler
Charles Town
J. H. Brumback
Mrs E S Robinson Returns Home After Visit
Mrs E S Robinson, who has been visiting relatives in Baltimore for some time, returned today to her home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Richards
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Pike
Virginia dealer delivers antique furnishings to Continental Hall
Mr. B. G. Headley of the Virginia Antique Shop visits Washington to present several pieces of antique furniture to the California room of Continental Hall. Among them a walnut desk and bookcase combo bought at the Shumate sale, likely crafted in this region many years ago.
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B. G. Headley
Virginia
Washington
California
Continental Hall
Shumate
Edinburg Man Brill Spends Day in Town
Mr. Jack Brill of Edinburg spent the day in town.
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Jack Brill
Edinburg
Mrs Elizabeth Verzi Visits Marsburg With Friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Verzi left today for Marsburg to spend several days with friends. Mrs. Roy A. Larrick spent today in Martinsburg with friends.
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Elizabeth Verzi
Marsburg
Roy A. Larrick
Martinsbulg
Lions Club Luncheon Discusses Milk Fund Aid
Col L A Fuller presided over the Lions Club luncheon as Herbert Larrick was away on business. Attendance was 80 percent with Abe Novick as guest and H P Woltz joining as the new member. A report on the milk fund for Handley Schools undernourished children was requested for the next board meeting and a joint effort with Rotary and Kiwanis was proposed.
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Col. L. A. Fuller
Lions’ Club
Herbert 8. Larrick
George F. Norton
Grippe
Harry L. Lovett
Abe Novick
H. P. Woltz
Northern Virginia, Power Company
Lions
Lion Wolts
F. R.casselman
C. H. Schutts
William Brown
Purple
Board of Directors
Handley Schools
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Hotel Jack
Public Debate On Education At Ridge School
The public is invited to a Thursday evening 8 o clock debate at Ridge School on the topic Resolved That Education is More Beneficial Than Money. It was postponed last week due to stormy weather and now promises a large crowd with well fortified arguments on both sides.
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Ridge School
Gasoline Prices Raised Again By All Companies
Gasoline prices rise again in Winchester and nearby areas. The Standard Texas American and other oil firms report a 2 cent wholesale increase effective yesterday. Wholesale is about 23 cents a gallon with state tax, retail around 26 cents, slight cash discounts at some stations. Since mid January, prices have climbed about 6 1/2 cents.
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Winchester
Standard, Texas, American
Standard
Forbes and Thompson Sentenced to Two Years and $10000
Col Forbes former director of the Veterans Bureau and John W Thompson wealthy St Louis contractor were sentenced to two years in Leavenworth and fined 10000 by Federal Judge George A Carpenter. They were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government in veteran hospital contracts and received the maximum sentence amid plans to appeal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles RB. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
Leavenworth
George A. Carpenter
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Corporal Eliott
Sargeant Caldwell
Fort Humphries
Frank Fishe
Raymond Ralston
Chambersburg
Mr. Boyd i Bis Sie
Beery Hoover
Roswell
Caroline Davidson
Peyton Street
Mr. H. R. Davidson
J. Ibertmith
Barbara Silvius
Perryman, Md
Emma Pitcock
Col. Forbes
Thompson
Bric
Jo Carpenter
Flias H. Mortimer
Moling & Seal
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Czecho-Slovakia
Jewelers
Optometrists
Winchester Seed CO
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